First up, the formal aims of our education system – which, like the British constitution, constitute a cumulative array of legislative statements with no overriding purpose.
A variety of California legislative statements support home care for the disabled.
If we are to believe Foucault's occasional and more obviously militant remarks, this determination to localize and particularize problems, to eschew legislative statements and political allegiances, to avoid in other words the usual tendencies of critique, does not reduce the critical enterprise, as if by default, to a weakened state.
"A legislative statement, however drafted, which inserts concepts for furthering 'involvement', will be equated in the minds of warring parents as a right to equality of time.
The bill, introduced by Representative Joe Barton (R-TX), chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, would be the first comprehensive legislative statement on NIH's programs in over 10 years.
But as they are in serious danger of failing to deliver on their promise to bring net migration down to the tens of thousands by the next election, a legislative statement of intent might have been useful.
It was one of several bills offered to amend the law, make a declarative legislative statement in support of Baraka's resignation, or abolish the post.
Legislators who make statements within the performance of their "legislative activities," i.e., on the floor or in committee proceedings in the US Congress or state legislatures, are privileged.
Those statements, called legislative history, are "part of the toolbox," Justice Sotomayor said.
They have, in some cases, looked for evidence of legislative intent in the statements published in official voter information pamphlets.
President Bush said today that he was committed to making federal money more available to religious organizations that provide social services, a push that will be the focus of Mr. Bush's public statements and legislative proposals next week.
